beautiful wall art

Working with upcycled iron railway spikes and horseshoes, Mexican artisan Alejandro de Esesarte creates this beautiful wall cross. Each section of the cross is formed by a single horseshoe, accented at each end with two curved railway spikes. A steel bowl is displayed at the cross's center, and steel wire curves around and through its open design. Promoting awareness for people with autism, Survival Art by Alejandro presents this faithful addition to your wall decor.

Working with upcycled iron railway spikes and horseshoes, Alejandro de Esesarte creates this beautiful wall cross. Spikes form the length of the cross and the upward arms. Two horseshoes embrace in the centre to form a stylized heart, and a steel bowl appears at at the bottom. The bowl can hold a small candle if desired.

Promoting awareness for people with autism, this Survival Art by the Mexican artisan is a reverent and thoughtful design.

A beautiful image of the Virgin of Guadalupe, the patron saint of Mexico, is set over pinewood with the decoupage technique for a majestic cross that is a powerful symbol of faith and devotion. With exquisite floral and angel motifs, this decorative accent is crafted by hand from a design by artisan Ana Maria Gonzalez and comes with an iron loop hanger to display on the wall.

This beautiful retablo depicts a lively market scene exploding with colour. Peruvian artisan Julio Gallardo handcrafts the retablo frame from tornillo wood and paints it a creamy pale yellow with bold orange and blue flowers and warm brown trim. Inside, ceramic figurines, meticulously painted, manage a market stall selling woven textiles. Miniature woven cloth in bright colours and bold patterns hang above the market sellers. The retablo can be displayed on a table or hung on a wall by the metal hanger on the back.